Chinese Reds Defy U.N. Session Over Korea Strike
United Nations delegates press the six power resolution condemning China's attack in Korea as the Security Council prepares to vote. Soviet veto looms with Jacob Malik as the chief opponent while the U.S. plans to move the issue to the General Assembly. Wu Hsiu Chuan’s Formosa and Korea speech hardens Western expectations of no conciliatory acts from Beijing.
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U. N
China
Korea
Security Council
Red China
Jacob Malik
United States
General Assembly
Formosa
Wu Hsiu-Chuan
Peiping
Gen
Gladwyn Jebb
Britain
Ales Bebler
Yugoslavia
Sir .Benegal Rau
India
Russia
Malik
Warren Austin
Snow and hunting reports mix with city storm efforts
Eddie Kroesen reports shooting a doe in Harlansburg and Howard Kelso bagged a 150 pound doe near the Harbor in Lawrence County. Pa Newe notes shovels and trucks clearing streets, roofs stressed by heavy snow, churches cancel midweek services, and birds fed to help warmth. Earl M. Cass comments on school storm difficulties as the eastern storms continue. Continued on Page Two.
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Howard Kelso
Parkstown
Lawrence County
Earl M. Cass
Mr. Cass
Daily Weather Forecast Snow Tonight With Light Snow
Light snow tonight and tomorrow. Highest temperatures 28 to 32. Lowest tonight 20 to 25. Precipitation 0.03 inches and 0.3 inches of snow. River stage 7.6 feet. Year ago maximum 44, minimum 42, precipitation 11 inches.
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United States
MacArthur Holds Emergency Talks With Top Leaders
In Tokyo Gen. Douglas MacArthur ends a four hour secret conference with Lt. Gen. Walton Walker and Maj. Gen. Edward Almond. They await UN directives on action against Red China’s Korea intervention as a 200000 strong Chinese army reportedly builds a mounting offensive.
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Howard Handleman
I. N
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Red China
Korea
Walton H. Walker
Edward M. Almond
Walker
Alnfend
Congress Receives Plan to Speed Bomb Production
Washington November 29 Congress gets top secret reports on Red China intervention in Korea and a one billion dollar plan to speed atomic and hydrogen bomb production. Defense Secretary Marshall designates an unnamed Pentagon official to deliver the report to a closed Senate Armed Services Committee session. Atomic energy commissioners will discuss matters with Rep Albert Thomas and a House Appropriations Subcommittee.
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Washington
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Congress
Red
China
Korea
Defense
Marshall
Pentagon
Senate Armed Services’ Committee
Atomic Energy Commissioners
House
Albert Thomas
Tex
Thomas
Foreign Policy Debate Opens in House of Commons
British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin opens two days of debate on foreign affairs in the Commons as Churchill plans an attack on Labour's policy. The discussion covers European defense Russia four power talks on Germany and Far East and Near East developments. Two Labour MPs delayed Canada trips due to expected close votes.
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London
INS
Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Bevin
Europe
Germany
Far East
Near East
Labor
Canada
New York Executive Found Shot Near Covington
Ernest Laton a 44 year old New York City construction firm executive was found shot to death near Covington Kentucky last night officials say he apparently committed suicide and the case is being investigated by local authorities.
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Covington, Ky
INS
Ernest Laton
New York City
Covington
New Mobilization Timetable Aims for 3 Million in Months
The Defense Department approved a rapid mobilization plan to reach 3,000,000 service members within six to eight months. President Truman reportedly signed off, with expected new military appropriations of 18 to 20 billion dollars and an annual defense bill above 45 billion. The plan also calls for draft-law changes next year to boost manpower.
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Truman
Bank Bandit Seizes Secretary In Cash Heist Escape
A lone bandit robbed Laurel Springs National Bank of 8500 and used secretary Mary Aspell 23 as a hostage to flee. He threatened not to shoot if no alarm, then fled in a car abandoned five hours later in Hi Nella. Bookkeeper Samuel J. O Kane Jr 18 and cashier Alvin Steinmetz 40 aided in the incident as all customers were absent.
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Laurel Springs
N. J
INS
Laurel Springs National Bank
Mary Aspell
Samuel J. O’kane, Jr
Camden
Hi-Nella
O’kane
Alvin L. Steinmetz
Stratford
Further Gains In Local Battle To Clear Streets
New Castle and Lawrence county citizens reported progress in their snow clearance efforts after the record storm. The U S Weather Bureau predicted three to five inches more snow in the northern state while district officials hoped for a lighter impact. Heavy machinery operated through the day with loaders and a clam shell bucket clearing downtown piles as buses resumed limited service and residents shared rides to mitigate travel disruptions.
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New Castle News
Cascade Park
New Castle
Lawrence County
U. S. Weather Bureau
Jefferson Street
Partial Bus Service Resumes On Select Shenango Routes
Partial service resumes today on east north and south lines due to snow and narrow streets. Buses run from Washington Street to Highland Avenue, from Washington Street to Mooney Bros Mahoning Avenue, and along East Washington Street to Frank Avenue returning. North Jefferson Street Wilmington Avenue and South Jefferson Street to Long Avenue return. Service to Croton and Butler Avenues remains halted. buses cannot pass Mooney Bros toward Mahoning town due to road conditions.
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Washington Street
Highland Avenue
Mill Street
Mooney Bros
Mahoning Avenue
Public Square
Frank Avenue
Jefferson Street
Wilmington Avenue
Long Avenue
Croton
Butler Avenues
Mahoningtown
Croton Avenue
Hill
Avenue
Gravity Of Korean Crisis Seen In Washington
Washington on November 29 faced mounting fears that World War III could erupt asGen. MacArthur warned of Chinese Red forces surging through UN lines in North Korea creating a perilous military situation. Political bickering faded in urgent national mood.
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Washington
Odent
Pearl Harbor
City Schools Open Thursday in New Castle
New Castle public schools will resume Thursday morning after an extended Thanksgiving vacation. Dr. Frank L. Burton, superintendent, said days lost to weather will be made up at Easter or at term end unless state ruling changes this. Christmas break remains unchanged.
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New Castle
Frank L. Burton
Burton
Big Snow Blower Clears Lawrence County Highways Today
Snow is being blown from county routes today by the large Snow-Go machine sent by the highway department to clear highways for travel. The machine works with a ten ton V-type plow south of Mt. Jackson and will operate until the snow problem is solved. County Superintendent Alfred Martin notes the operation is unusual for Lawrence county, which lies below the snow belt. A state highway crew from Franklin is recording the event for department files and to show activity on state roads. Main highways are passable, with crews widening surfaces for normal traffic as secondary roads begin opening.
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Lawrence County
Highway Department
Mt. Jackson
Alfred Martin
State Highway Department
Franklin
Department
Martin
UN Forces in Korea Retreat to Escape Chinese Drive
News agency reports United Nations units pulled back to the Chongchon river south bank as a massive Chinese offensive split the front in North Korea. General Walton Walker credited the reversed offensive with saving the U S Eighth Army from possible destruction amid rapid mid peninsula advances.
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Seoul
INS
United Nations
North Korea
Chongchon River
Walton H. Walker
U. S. Eighth Army
French Troops Reach Korea in Bazooka Pride
One thousand French troops landed at Pusan to join the UN effort in Korea. They were greeted by bands and flower girls and praised their bazooka, offering to show Americans its performance. Their commander General Monclar stood on the dock amid cheering.
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Pusan
Korea
INS
United Nations
Monclar
Maquis
France
Telephone Girl On The Job Through The Crisis
A nostalgic portrait of a telephone operator, Arthur Mometer, as she braves cold and fatigue to keep calls connected. The lyric emphasizes dedication, resilience, and steady service amid delays and a long crisis.
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